According to the Friday trading volume rankings of U.S. stocks, Tesla's stock experienced a 2.59% decline, marking its seventh consecutive day of losses, with a trading volume reaching $37.589 billion. The company anticipates an 8.6% year-over-year decrease in deliveries for 2025, which would mark a second straight year of decline.
In contrast, Nvidia's stock rose by 1.26%, accompanied by a trading volume of $27.78 billion. This increase was attributed to its GB200 NVL72's inference performance, which improved by approximately 28 times compared to AMD's MI355X.
Micron's stock price skyrocketed by 10.51%, hitting an all-time high, with a trading volume of $12.95 billion. This surge was driven by brokerages raising their target prices for the company.
Meanwhile, Microsoft's stock fell by 2.21%, with a trading volume of $12.091 billion, as the company stepped up its marketing efforts for Windows 11.
Palantir's stock saw a 5.56% drop, with a trading volume of $10.286 billion, following a short position taken by 'Big Short' investor Burry.
Meta Platforms' stock declined by 1.47%, with a trading volume of $8.909 billion, after completing its acquisition of Manus.
On the other hand, AMD's stock rose by 4.35%, with a trading volume of $8.092 billion, as it planned to increase GPU prices in early 2026.
TSMC's stock price increased by 5.17%, reaching an all-time high, with a trading volume of $5.827 billion. This was due to its 2nm mass production process being on schedule, with plans to construct three new factories and smooth progress in 1.4nm R&D.
Intel's stock price went up by 6.72%, with a trading volume of $3.666 billion, as the release of client system-on-chips and growth in its foundry business boosted market confidence.
Lastly, AppLovin's stock fell by 8.24%, with a trading volume of $3.517 billion.